Since first gate crashing our consciousness back in 2009, New York three-piece Lemonade has released a string of fine records, most of which saunter between woozy Balearic synth-pop and leisurely downtempo grooves. "Dancer on the Shore", their first release for three years, inhabits similar sonic territory, offering a fusion of Peaking Lights style dubbed-out synth-pop grooves, glassy-eyed vocals, tumbling acoustic guitar flourishes and humid steel drum melodies. Fellow NYC resident Jex Opolis provides two stellar remixes: a chunky, rolling, acid-flecked nu-disco dub and a drowsier vocal interpretation that's as ear pleasing as they come. The other interpretation comes from Justin Strauss and Bryan Mette under the Whatever/Whatever alias and strays further towards acid-driven Italo-disco/deep house fusion territory.
| A1 | Dancer On The Shore (Extended Mix) |
| A2 | Dancer On The Shore (Jex Opolis Dub) |
| B1 | Dancer On The Shore (Whatever/Whatever Remix) |
| B2 | Dancer On The Shore (Jex Opolis Remix) |
